Overview

• Israeli government sources concluded that about 60 percent enriched uranium remained in deep underground storage at the Isfahan facility after June’s bunker-buster attacks
• Western intelligence officials assess that significant quantities of high-enriched uranium lie buried in debris at the targeted sites and could still be accessed
• IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi has suggested Iran may have relocated its enriched stockpile before the raids, a view Israel has publicly dismissed
• U.S. Department of Defense leaders confirm their detailed review of the bunker-buster strikes is ongoing and has not yet produced a final finding
• President Trump has stated he would authorize further airstrikes if Iran resumes enrichment to levels he deems dangerously close to weapons grade